Examples of 'thus gives' in a sentence
Meaning of "thus gives"
thus gives: This phrase is used to indicate that something, because of the preceding information or context, leads or results in a particular outcome or consequence
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The electronic entity thus gives an authorization.
It thus gives itself a dimension of retreat.
The system as proposed thus gives the possibility of obtaining.
It thus gives you access to higher spiritual realities.
This level of granularity thus gives rise to increased cost.
And thus gives rise to a cavity.
Literature appeals to our sense of beauty and thus gives us pleasure.
This thus gives the page its name.
Poetry appeals to our sense of beauty and thus gives us pleasure.
This thus gives a third variant.
A single transaction between two counterparties thus gives rise to four entries.
It thus gives you an understanding that it bothers them.
The combination of softening agents thus gives excellent results on waterproof coatings.
Peter thus gives us a list we would do well to commit to memory.
The arrangement of the table thus gives each entry two meanings.
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It thus gives them the opportunity to lead an independent life.
The toluidine blue assay thus gives the amount of grafted monomer.
It thus gives us a better understanding of how architectural designs were presented.
His doctor supports him and thus gives him free care.
This thus gives the value of x.
Hexethidine adheres to the mucous membrane and thus gives a lasting effect.
This thus gives the offset f.
The decrease of their tissue concentration thus gives rise to cutaneous dehydration.
Wittgenstein thus gives a notation which expresses an inductive form.
This new microstructure of cellular walls thus gives very broad development prospects.
This thus gives a reduction in consumption of the adapter in standby mode.
It is the conjugated bilirubin which thus gives the yellow color of the urine.
It thus gives serious attention to one of the main forms of international terrorism.
This obstructs normal functioning of skin and thus gives way to formation of acne.
The pattern thus gives the trader a signal to sell.
Aniseed supports the process of digestion and thus gives you relief from acidity.
This disposition thus gives additional stiffness to the mechanism as a whole.
The presence of a particular chemical group within a molecule thus gives rise to characteristic absorption bands.
The amendment thus gives substantive expression to the principle of equal treatment.
Yogurt has lactic acid that revitalizes skin and thus gives smooth and shiny skin.
The present picture thus gives an impression of contradictions and ambiguities.
In two dimensions, the method according to the invention thus gives satisfactory results.
Manual juicer thus gives you utmost control.
Thus gives you a body position which is more stable and less fatiguing.
The butt joint thus gives rise to two effects.
Thus gives this movie another significant achievement in the history of the MCU.
The coupling on polymer thus gives the protein better stability on storage.
How, my lord, I may be censured that nature thus gives way to loyalty.
But the planet thus gives much to the beings of the planet.
It captures both small and large particles, thus gives fresh and clean air.
It thus gives practical expression to our desire to be heard in the international arena.
The first divine act of translation thus gives rise to a constant succession of new translations.
She thus gives the Government an opportunity to respond.
Whatever the variant, making a three-engined aircraft thus gives rise to a variety of difficulties.
This interference thus gives rise to this phenomenon of the bevel being thinned.
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